Globus Medical introduced two spine surgery technologies at the 41st Annual North American Spine Society Meeting in San Antonio, which runs Oct. 14-17.
The technologies include SCRIPT, an FDA-cleared patient-specific spinal implant platform, and the XLIF Prone Procedural Solution, according to a Oct.14 news release.
SCRIPT allows surgeons to control preoperative planning and implant design, including alignment, implant positioning, geometry and fixation strategy. Plans developed through SCRIPT Studio can be imported into Globus Medical’s ExcelsiusGPS or ExcelsiusHub systems to integrate surgical planning with navigation. The technology is being previewed as the company moves toward commercialization.
The XLIF Prone Procedural Solution includes the XLIF Prone Patient Positioner and MaXcess Air two-blade retractor. The positioner allows adjustments in the sagittal and coronal planes, while the retractor is designed to support soft tissue management and stable access to the disc space.
Both technologies are part of Globus Medical’s efforts to integrate preoperative planning, patient-specific implants and surgical execution.
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